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Courts strikes out herders’ suit against eviction order

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Okungbowa Aiwerie ,Asaba
A Delta High Court of sitting in Akwukwu-igbo Judicial Division has struck out a suit brought by herders challenging the Executive Order II of the Oshimili North Local Government Council.

Justice M.C Okoh struck out the suit for lack of jurisdiction.

The Nation had reported the executive Chairman, Oshimili North Local Government Council, Louis Ndukwe on May 2020, issued an Executive Order II, directing the immediate vacation of illegal camps and farm settlements in all the bushes within Oshimili North Local Government area of Delta State with a 7-day ultimatum.

Counsel to the herdsmen, M.N Elunor, Esq, filed the suit No. Aku/23/2020 seeking order of court for an injunction restraining the respondent from executing the said order pending the hearing and determination of the substantive suit.

The court ordered the respondent to show cause why the order of injunction sought by the applicants should not be granted.

Counsel to Oshimili North Council, A. E Nwosu, Esq filed Affidavit to show cause, counter Affidavit, memorandum of conditional appearance and a preliminary objection challenging the suit.

Justice M.C Okoh upheld the submission of A. E Nwosu.

The suit was accordingly struck out with a cost of N50,000.

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